The Zune report

re: The Zune report

Marvin — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 22:01:59 GMT

When you figure out how to sync on two machines for Ipod, show how to do it with WinMobile 5.0

re: The Zune report

Joe Moore — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 12:50:01 GMT

Lots of anti-Zune propaganda being espoused by the iPod camp. Right now, iTunes is head and shoulders above the Zune Marketplace. That will change as MS signs more providers.

I bought my kids 30GB iPods for Christmas but my wife bought me the Zune (Brown rules!). I haven't had any problems putting content on there. Now most it was my own CD rips so that goes well. If you're into YouTube or Google video, search for a cool utility called ZuneIt which will capture those videos and put them into your Zune video folder.

I'm quite happy with the unit. Not as heavy as it looks. In fact, I believe that it's actually a hair lighter than the 80gb iPod (could be wrong). Anyways, the non-mar surface is great. My sons' iPod looks like it's many years old and he's had it a month.

The two computer sync caught me by surprise and it's awesome. Home and work? Very cool. As Susan said, watch out for the My Documents redirect filling your server with tunes!

re: The Zune report

Susan — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 19:19:41 GMT

The Zune can pause and come back?

re: The Zune report

Bob Muir — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 14:54:57 GMT

"or in my case a great SBSpodcast device"

What I've read in other reviews is that you can't pause your place in an MP3, and come back to it later at the same place. Also, you can't bookmark your spots. So, not exactly a great podcast device, SBS or otherwise. :-/

Now the Treo, with Pocket Tunes is a great podcast device! :-)

It's the keyboard ....

E-Bitz - SBS MVP the Official Blog of the SBS "Diva" — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 03:31:02 GMT

The one thing about all the Iphone hype that I spotted right off was the non-business-ish of it. Where's